Squawk 7700 is a high-stakes thriller centered on Dave Doyle nicknamed “Burn Boy” who leads a forensic investigation team for the National Transportation and Safety Board. Planes are mysteriously bursting into flames midair, pilots screaming “Squawk 7700” before disaster. The book weaves through technical mystery, sabotage, and terror to ask: is this a malfunction, a hidden enemy, or something far darker? As an Aeronautical Engineer, I appreciated how technical details about aviation, fire, and investigation are presented in a way that keeps you engaged without drowning you. Also, the character of Dave taught me that trauma doesn’t always weaken you, sometimes it trains you to see what others can’t. If you love thrillers with technical twists, investigation, and danger woven with realism, this is for you. Aviation fans, suspense lovers, or anyone who likes edge-of-seat stories where every clue matters, this will pull you in. Also for readers who enjoy protagonists carrying hidden pasts and heavy stakes.